Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09

known tins company MANUFACTURES tue cuoln-
pion truss and supplies the United States
army with the same, which in itself Is con-
sidered good card. The exhibit consists OF
a full line of trusses, supports and all goods
in that line
Eli Lilly & Company, with houses at Kan
sas City and Indianapolis, is well represented
The display consists of pharmaceutical prepar
rations and fluid extracts. Mr.. J. c. Lilly,
member of the firm. has charge OF the dis
play.
Meyer Bros drug company, of Kansas City.
have on exhibition crude drug and acids,
also Parsons label case, in charge OF Mr..
j. C. Simmons
The Richardson Drug company of st. Louis,
with branch houses at indianapolis and
Omaha, is represented by jolly D. T. Wheel
er. who has been on the road in this state for
twelve years He has been making regular
trips to Wichita for that many years, and IS
Familiarity known by all the druggists of the
city. He points with pride to his display OF
sponges. and says it is the largest ever made
before any pharmaceutical association. His
display of sponges and chamois attracts no
little attention. In addition to the exhibit at
the opera house, he has two large rooms filled
with toilet articles and fancy goods
at the Manhattan hotel. He
reports many large sales to
visiting druggists and has closed out his en-
tire line of sponges and chamois. He aims
to make his headquarters at the Manhattan,
the favorite resort for all druggists.
Mr. Nate Underwood, Jr., is representing
B. Garcia & Company, Of Chicago and
Havana. This firm with customary energy
is splendidly represented with complete
line of their celebrated goods. The exhibit
includes thirty-fve brands Of cigars The
cases occupied by his exhibit were made for
the West Hotel at Minneapolis and will be
sent there after the association adjourns.
The Eastman & Bros. exhibits in charge
of Mr.. Ferguson. The exhibit is very uni
que one, consisting of soaps and perfumes
The display of Parke Dawson & Co. is in
charge of DR.. B. T. Whitmore As is
known this company manufactures fine
pharmaceutical preparations, solid and fluid
extracts, pills, empty capsules, soft elastic
capsules, importers of crude drugs, and
manufacturers of druggists specialties The
head office is at Detroit; offices also at New
York, London and Australia. DR.. Whitmore
is assisted by Mr.. H. F. Greg
Scion Palmer, of New York, have a
very fine display in the line of perfumes,
toilet soaps and frangifanni. The exhibit
is presided over very gracefully by Mr.. A.
B. Levi.
Graham Bros, OF Chicago, are represented
by G. B. Harrison and Son. Their company
manufactures toilet soaps and make special
ty of druggists line.
Seabury & johnson, of New York and
London, have an elegant display in charge
of C. Landon Henry Phi. D. This company
manufactures antiseptics, dressings, absorb
ents, pharmacopoeia and surgical plasters.
| The display consists of full line Of the COM
pany's goods.
EVENING SESSION.
| The following telegram was received from
Grafton, West Virginia: West Virginia AS
ISOLATION sends hearty greetings and wishes
for successful meeting.
A. GRANT, President.
| The message was read and an answer
ordered. .ee4 .-4
Prof. Sayres gave history of the progress
of pharmacy in the state of Kansas He said
it was decided some two years ago that a
report should be made to the as
ISOLATION. Whatever success has been
attained in the department of pharmacy Is
due not alone to him, but in no'smau degree
to this association. Trusting in Kansas and
spirit of the people came to Kansas, and
may say you have been true to me.
| INNhat is a better investment for man OF
association than to help benefit those AROUND
him by education. In the proportion as
| YOU help one, in that proportion Will the
chair of pharmacy succeed at your Univers
ity. / do hope that the time will come
when on University Hill there will be build
ing to which the pharmacists may poin,
with pride. There should be building Sc,
apart for this department. Hook forward to
the time when druggists of this state will
come to Lawrence to attend commencement
| The speaker gave short synopsis of the
work done at the university in that depart
nent
| The president favored the association in
dorslng the department Of pharmacy at The
university.
Mr.. R. J. Brown, of Leavenworth, favored
the state maintaining department of phar
macy. Let it be on the basis of free educa
ton. The private colleges Of pharmacy
must give way to something better. Mor'
time must be spent in this study.
At this conjuncture telegram was reat
from A. H. Caffee, president of the Pharma
cutical association of Missouri, sending greet
ipgs to the Pharmaceutical association O
Kansas Ii was received and ordered an
| swered.
The president stated that the science o
pharmacy should be distinct feature to b
discussed by this association. We wan
paper on that subject.
r NJ. Wooder, of Lawrence, moved tina
the association proceed to decide upon thu
next place of meeting. The motion carried
| Mr. G. D. Barnes asked that Abilene D'
the next place Of meeting.
| Mr. IL. Taylor favored Atchison.
| The former gentleman thought his tow
would have number Of railroads by tina
time and could accommodate the people
The latter gentleman declared his town hat
a number of roads and expected more, ant
| would have some hotels by the next meeting
Major johnson suggested that the associa
a., ,,,o., ,ext year at Manhattan The re